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Mudbound author hopes novel brings justice
During her talk at Fairfield University last Tuesday, Hillary Jordan, author of Mudbound, was asked if her characters come back to her.
High school conference creates 'global citizens"
Given the United States's military presence in Iraq and Afghanistan, along with significant ongoing dialogues with world leaders in Iran, Pakistan and, most recently, in China, it is vital that young people understand complex global issues.
Comedienne Poundstone comes to Fairfield University
Comedian Paula Poundstone made just one promise about her show Friday night at Fairfield University's Quick Center for the Arts: "No one will get physically hurt.
Long-time Bridgeport NAACP member takes over its helm
About 10 days ago, Carolyn Vermont, the first vice president of the Greater Bridgeport chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, got a phone call from the civil-rights organization's state president, Scot X. Esdaile.
Norwalkers help light the way at aquarium
Norwalk women are helping to light the way for visitors to The Maritime Aquarium at Norwalk as part of the eighth annual "Festival of Lighthouses." Barbara Seith, Rafique Vahora and Courtenay Austin entered four of the display's 23 creative lighthouses, which can be see now through Jan.
Fairfield U. music prof wins Carnegie honor
It's kind of like the Academy Awards of college teaching, and even though a Fairfield University music professor didn't walk away Thursday with the title of U.S. Professor of the Year, she was chosen to represent Connecticut at a ceremony honoring elite educators in the nation's capital.
Sound Surfing by Mike Horyczun
Sound Surfing by Mike Horyczun The Quick Center for the Arts in Fairfield is the place to experience international sounds once again, as this weekend it presents the marvelous music of Cape Verdian singing sensation Sara Tavares in concert at 3 p.m. Sunday.
Two Bridgeport residents were arrested for stealing a backpack leaf blower from the front porch of a Hillside Road home on Friday at 2:30 p.m. Joseph Marchionni, 38, was charged with fifth-degree larceny for taking the leaf blower, and Mary Homa, 40, was charged with conspiracy to commit fifth-degree larceny and issued an infraction for driving ...
Publishing a Misogynistic Student Newspaper Column = Sexual Harassment?
From the Connecticut Post , apparently discussing this column : ... The Fairfield Mirror ...[, an] independent student publication[,] faces harassment charges before the school's Student Conduct Board.... The controversy erupted over a satirical column in the Sept.
Lieberman Independence Hinders Democratic End Game on U.S. Health Overhaul
Joseph Lieberman was re-elected to the U.S. Senate as a political independent after Connecticut Democrats snubbed him in 2006.
Original 'Lights Out' director brings horror classic to life
Audiences will be able to get a taste of the golden age of radio drama next weekend when three live performances of the classic radio show "Lights Out" are presented at the Wien Experimental Theatre on the Fairfield University campus.
"Walk of Shame" Column Lands Newspaper in Trouble
Fairfield University officials are looking into harassment claims against the student newspaper after a satirical column sparked a protest on campus.
Goldman exec tackles 'too big to fail' at Fairfield U
Imagine a world in which Goldman Sachs Group Inc., JP Morgan Chase Co., Citigroup Inc.
Fairfield U. newspaper faces discipline over column's 'harassment'
Three months after the Fairfield Mirror newspaper ran a column that some Fairfield University students found highly offensive, the independent student publication faces harassment charges before the school's Student Conduct Board.
Fairfield Student Newspaper Faces Harassment Charges
Fairfield University officials are looking into harassment claims against the student newspaper after a satirical column sparked a protest on campus.
College accreditation gets high-tech treatment
Fairfield University Professor Curtis Naser has found a high-tech way to help students and fellow educators reach their goals.
Sound Surfing By Mike Horyczun
The Westport Arts Center takes learning about jazz out of the classrooms and onto the concert stage this weekend.
Merrick Memoir: Campaign Tactic or Coincidence?
Dodd and Lieberman Still Not Talking About Public Option. 'I'll Let Joe Speak For Himself' Ricci Back In Court Figueroa Weighs Campaign Vote Baby, Vote! Dodd and Lieberman Still Not Talking About Public Option.
"One must maintain a committed relationship with the arts. The arts can be devil, can confuse; it can bore you to death," is how artist and Pulitzer Prize-winner Junot Diaz greeted the Open VISIONS Forum audience Monday evening, Oct.
Library Presentation Demystifies College Financial Aid Process
High school seniors might not be stressed about college just yet, but their parents certainly are, thinking about how to pay for their son's or daughter's higher education.
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